Newly declassified NSA emails are raising disturbing questions about whether politics infected America’s intelligence agencies — and whether Communist China benefited. According to documents released by the White House Government Transparency Task Force, NSA analysts spent months trying to publish intelligence about Chinese efforts to target U.S. elections, only to see officials delay or block […] The post NSA Hid China Influence From President Trump appeared first on StoneZone .
According to the declassified NSA emails, was the delay in releasing intelligence due to the information being false?
No, the emails indicate the concern was not that the intelligence was false, but rather officials were worried about the political environment surrounding President Trump and his battles with the intelligence community.
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How long was certain intelligence information held up according to an NSA analyst's writing?
One analyst wrote that the information had been held up for 16 months.
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According to documents released by the White House Government Transparency Task Force, what did NSA analysts attempt to do regarding Chinese efforts to target U.S. elections?
NSA analysts spent months trying to publish intelligence regarding Chinese efforts to target U.S. elections, but officials delayed or blocked the distribution of that intelligence.
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Newly declassified NSA emails are raising disturbing questions about whether politics infected America’s intelligence agencies — and whether Communist China benefited. According to documents released by the White House Government Transparency Task Force, NSA analysts spent months trying to publish intelligence about Chinese efforts to target U.S. elections, only to see officials delay or block distribution. One analyst wrote that the information had been held up for 16 months, while another account said the NSA deputy director feared releasing it during the Trump administration would damage the agency’s credibility and make it appear part of the so-called “deep state.” The emails indicate the concern was not that the…Open
